akadennis wrote:Hello everyone. I just installed the ps3 media server and absolutely love it. I figured out how to do the cover art for my vob files. I can see the cover art when I stream the movie, however when I copy it to my PS3 hard drive the art reverts back to a black screen. Is it possible for the VOB file to retain the image on the PS3 hard drive? If this has been answered please forgive me. Thanks 2 anyone who responds.

delli wrote:I dont really know why but I could think this is the answer:PS3 cant read the art like a computer because the computer gives the PS3 all info.The support in PS3 compare to PC isnt the same maybe?

I thank you for your response. Can anyone else confirm or deny this? I would love to keep the cover art on the ps3 when I copy a file over from the server. Normally all you get is the first 10 seconds of a scene.

can anyone please give detailed instructions on how to attach dvd cover art to the movies I burn using DVDFAB6 so that I can see it on my PS3. I burn the dvds to an external harddrive connected to my computerand use PS3 media server to play them back on the PS3. I burn them to vob files on the hard drive. Any helpwould be greatly appreciated!

seabass654 wrote:can anyone please give detailed instructions on how to attach dvd cover art to the movies I burn using DVDFAB6 so that I can see it on my PS3. I burn the dvds to an external harddrive connected to my computerand use PS3 media server to play them back on the PS3. I burn them to vob files on the hard drive. Any helpwould be greatly appreciated!

Drop a jpg of the movie cover art into the same folder that your movie .vob file is stored in.

seabass654 wrote:can anyone please give detailed instructions on how to attach dvd cover art to the movies I burn using DVDFAB6 so that I can see it on my PS3. I burn the dvds to an external harddrive connected to my computerand use PS3 media server to play them back on the PS3. I burn them to vob files on the hard drive. Any helpwould be greatly appreciated!

Drop a jpg of the movie cover art into the same folder that your movie .vob file is stored in.